Help with the glass of the tank

[mouse600]

Hi there was just wondering if anyone has any good suggestions on the best way to clean the inside of the fish tank glass I have tried a few ways and don't want to scratch the glass but can never get it 100% clean can people tell me how they clean there
how to get all the Algee off the inside of the glass
as there's always a little bit left on or how they do a clean and water change on their tank and gravel clean
Thank you this is a picture of my tank



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[mouse600]

Oh it's a 500 litre tank
132 gallons


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[threnjen]

Scraper. I use one of those magnet cleaners for casual cleaning, but if there's real build up, break out the scraper

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[mouse600]

Will that not scratch the glass do you have a picture of the one you use x


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[Mattfinn]

I use a magnet cleaner. There are several products out there. With the scratching of glass you just have to make sure there's no debris on the outside cleaner pad. Works like a charm. Wouldn't hesitate to use it

 

[Clayman]

I use a razor blade, never scratches.

 

[fishliker]

I use a razor blade, never scratches.

Me too. Only thing that takes the green spotty stuff.



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[threnjen]

http://www.amazon.com/KollerCraft-A...d=1431914190&sr=8-2&keywords=aquarium+scraper

 

[RackinRocky]

Yep, the green spot algae is the type that has to be scraped off. I use my fingernails or a credit card. Such tiny spots that you really have to look closely to see it, and/or feel the glass with your fingers, and you can usually feel it here and there.

 

[mouse600]

Yes that's the stuff I am on about so the thing is it use the one in the link as I need step ladders to even start to reach inside my tank and I would never have reached the bottom if I just used a credit card or razorblades


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